# Settings

You can access the settings by clicking on your Discord avatar within Pepper.

First of all, you can refresh the remote config. This is super useful if we change something in the backend and you need the newest version (e.g. a new shopify store).

You can give your Pepper instance a custom name to identify it later more easily when using multiple-instances.

One field below you can define your own Discord server webhook. This will allow you to send your checkouts to your own Discord server including checkout information and PayPal/3DS confirmation links. **Don't forget this!**

As a little extra you can re-position the PepperScripts on-site popups to a location of your choice to prevent overlapping with other notifications or important buttons.

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